STEPHEN C. HAYNE
First National Bank Research Fellow
Internet: stephen.hayne@colostate.edu http://www.speedofheat.com/hayne
July, 2006
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Ph.D.
Major: Management Information Systems
Minor: Economics
B.Com.
Concentrations: Computer Science, Finance, Management Science
A.A. Music
Majors: Bass Guitar, Voice
May
2006 – Present Professor, Colorado State University
July
2000 – Apr 2006 Associate Professor, Colorado State
University
Received $2.1M
in funding from ONR, DARPA and NSF.
Opened 2700 sq. ft. Collaboration and Cognition Research Lab
(2005). Awarded First National Bank
Research Fellowship (2004-2007). Senior
Summer Faculty Fellow at SPAWAR (2000).
July
1999 – June 2000 Associate Professor,
Developed wwMBA and implemented Undergraduate
Concentration in Information Systems.
Jan
1995 – June 1999 Assistant Professor,
Developed and taught Graduate courses in Business Process Innovation, Database Design and Implementation, Decision Support Systems, Expert Systems, Group Support Systems, and Strategic
Use of Telecommunications.
Implemented software to support teaching in a computer classroom.
June 1996 - Present Adjunct Professor,
Lectured and used the case method in Executive
Education and Overseas Programs (
July
1990 - Dec 1994 Assistant Professor,
Developed and taught Undergraduate courses in Data Communications and Group
Support Systems as well as Undergraduate and Graduate courses in Software Engineering and Database Management. Managed installation and use of the Norcen
Group Support Systems (GSS) Laboratory.
Received several research grants ($126,360). Nominated for Teaching Excellence
awards (1992/93).
Sept
1987 - June 1990 Research/Teaching Associate,
Prepared the grant, designed, implemented and validated the Information
Center Expert Help system (ICE/H) for IBM.
Conducted on-site knowledge acquisition using GSS tools and developed a
case study on technology innovation and adoption. Taught undergraduate Introduction to COBOL, Data Structures, Data Communications and Computer Architectures.
Collaborative
Technologies, Decision Making (Under Time Pressure), Distributed Databases,
Knowledge Management, Networking, Graphics
ONR ($500,000 – 2007 with Cap Smith and 21st Century
Systems):
Phase 2 STTR - C-RAM: Cognitively-Based Rapid Assessment Methodology.
ONR ($100,000 – 2006 with Cap Smith and 21st Century
Systems):
Phase 1 STTR - C-RAM: Cognitively-Based Rapid Assessment Methodology.
IBM ($50,000 – 2006): Women in the
Math and Science: The Impact of Storytelling Templates.
IBM ($10,000 – 2005): Women in the
Math and Science: The Impact of Storytelling Templates.
ONR ($600,000 – 2005-07 with Cap Smith and Pacific Sciences &
Engineering):
Phase 2 STTR - A Human-Centric Architecture
for Net-Centric Operations.
ONR ($100,000 – 2004 with Cap Smith and Pacific Sciences &
Engineering):
Phase 1 STTR - A Human-Centric
Architecture for Net-Centric Operations.
ONR ($452,000 – 2004-07 with Cap Smith): Follow on to Shared Information and Virtual Surfaces.
IBM ($10,000 – 2002): “Honeynets
and Ethical Hacking”.
DARPA (CAP Smith – PI 2002):
Augmented Cognition: Multi-Model Support,
supported 1/9th salary.
ONR ($312,000 – 2002): Follow on to Shared
Information and Virtual Surfaces.
ONR ($119,000 – 2001): Option year for Shared Information and Virtual Surfaces.
ONR ($58,000 – 2000): Shared
Information and Virtual Surfaces.
NSF ($5,000 – 2000, Research Experiences for Undergraduates): Web Auctions
NSF ($266,500 – 1999 with Jim Cox): Group
Decision-Making in Strategic Market Games.
ASU and Thunderbird ($10,000 – 1998): Group Decision-Making Across Cultures.
National Science Foundation
($15,000 – 1997), matched by ASU
($16,000):
Group Decision-Making and the Winner’s Curse.
ASU ($10,000 – 1998 with Jane Carey): Asynchronous Learning.
ASU ($5,000 – 1997): Distributed
Teaching with FirstClass.
ASU ($5,500 – 1996): Bidding in
Groups.
ASU ($1,800 – 1995): Teaching with
the World Wide Web.
Natural Sciences and
Engineering Research Council ($48,000
– 1991): Concurrent Software Engineering.
Westronic Ltd.,
Faculty of Management,
Alberta Energy Corporation,
Faculty of Management
Research
NSF ($603,959 – proposed 2006 with Cap Smith): Using Templates to Improve Retention of Women in Science.
Army Research Institute ($489,419 – proposed 2006 with Cap
Smith): Using Templates to Improve
Performance in Mixed-Presence Virtual Teams.
ONR ($4,450,000 – proposed 2006-2011 with MIT and Harvard): Cognitive-Focused
Agent Support for Collaborative, Network-Centric Decision-Making.
DARPA ($100,000 – proposed 2005 with Cap Smith): DURIP Equipment Grant for Cognition and
Collaboration.
NSF ($569,000 – proposed 2005 with Cap Smith/Ben Clegg):
Cognitive Systems For Human Pattern
Recognition and Collaboration.
NSF ($475,000 – proposed 2004 with Cap Smith): Cognitive Systems For Human Pattern Recognition.
NSF ($4.6M – proposed 2003 with Cap Smith):
Virtual
DARPA ($2.4M – proposed 2003 with Cap Smith): Cognitive Systems for Team Pattern Recognition.
1. Hayne, S. and Cox, J.
(2006), “Barking Up the Right Tree: Are Small Groups Rational Agents?,” Experimental Economics, 9:209–222.
2. Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P. and
Vijayasarathy, L. (2005), “The Use of Pattern-Communication Tools and Team
Pattern Recognition,” IEEE Transactions
on Professional Communication, 48(4):377-390.
3. Hayne, S. and Smith, C.A.P
(2005), “The Relationship Between e-Collaboration and Cognition,” International Journal of e-Collaboration,
1(3):17-34.
4. Hayne, S. and Cox, J.C.
(2004), “When Does Free Riding Promote Rational Bidding?,” Experimental Business Research Volume II, Zwick, Rami and Rapoport
(Editors), Kluwer,
5. Adams, J., Rogers, B.,
Hayne, S., Mark, G., Nash, J. and Leifer, L.
(2004), “The effect of a telepointer on student performance and
preference,” Computers and Education,
44(1):35-51.
6. Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P. and
Turk, D. (2003), “The Effectiveness of Groups Recognizing Patterns,” International Journal of Human Computer
Studies, 59(5):523-543.
7. Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P.,
and Vijaysarathy, L.
(2003), “Who wins on eBay: An Analysis of Bidders and Their Bid
Behaviours,” Journal of Electronic
Markets, 13(4):459-470.
8. Hayne, S., Pollard, C. and
Rice, R. (2003), “Identification of Comment Authorship Anonymous Group Support
Systems,” Journal of Management Information Systems, 20(1):301-326.
9. Hayne, S. and Pollard, C.
(2000), “A Comparative Analysis of Critical Issues Facing Canadian Information
Systems Personnel: A National and Global Perspective,” Journal of Information and Management, December, 38(2):73-86.
10.
11.
12. Hayne, S. (1999), “The
Facilitators Perspective on Meetings and Implications for Group Support Systems
Design,” Database, 30(4):72-91.
13. Pendergast, M. and Hayne,
S. (1999), “Groupware and Social
Networks: Will Life Ever Be The Same
Again?,” Journal of Information and
Software Technology, 41(6):311-318.
14.
Smith, C.A.P., Hayne, S.,
15. Sutton, S., Smith, C.A.P.,
16. Pollard, C. and Hayne, S.
(1998), “The Changing Face of Information Systems Issues Facing Small Firms,” International Small Business Journal,
16(3):70-88.
17. Hayne, S. and Sutton, S.
(1998), “Judgment and Decision Making, Part III: Group Processes,” in Behavioral Accounting Research: Foundations
and Frontiers, ed. S.G. Sutton and V. Arnold, American Accounting
Association, pp. 134-163.
18. Hayne, S. and Rice, R.
(1997), “Attribution Accuracy When Using Anonymity In Group Support Systems,” International Journal of Human Computer
Studies, 47(3):429-450.
19. Smith, C.A.P. and Hayne, S.
(1997), “Decision Making Under Time Pressure: An Investigation of Decision
Speed and Decision Quality of Computer-Supported Groups,” Management Communication Quarterly, 11(1):97-126.
20. Hayne, S. and Sutton, S.
(1996), “Toward Effective Group Decision Making: Integrating Group Support
Systems into the Accounting Environment,” Advances
in Accounting Information Systems, 4:279-304.
21. Hayne, S. (1995), “Object
Oriented Databases: How do we get there from here?,” Journal of Systems Management, November, 46(6):38-46.
22. Hayne, S. and Pendergast, M.
(1995), “Experiences with Object Oriented Group Support Software Development,” IBM Systems Journal, 34(1):96-120.
23. Hayne, S. and Ram, S.
(1995), “Group Database Design: Addressing the View Modeling Problem,” Journal of Systems and Software,
February, 28(2):97-122.
24. Hayne, S., Pendergast, M.
and Greenberg, S. (1994), “Implementing Gesturing with Cursors in Group Support
Systems,” Journal of Management
Information Systems, December, 10(3):43-61.
25. Pendergast, M. and Hayne, S.
(1994), “Alleviating Convergence Problems in Group Support Systems: The Shared
Context Approach,” Journal of Computer
Supported Cooperative Work, 3(1):1-28.
26. Chin, W., Hayne, S. and
Licker, P. (1992), “The Group Consolidation Problem During GSS Usage: A New
Approach And Initial Empirical Evidence,” Journal
of Information and Technology Management, November, 3(2):15-28.
27. Ram, S., Hayne, S. and Carlson,
D. (1992), “Integrating Information Systems Technologies to Support
Consultation in an
1. Hayne, S., Smith, C. and
Vijayasarathy, L. (2005), “Training for Collaboration and Cognitive Alignment,”
2. Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P. and
Vijayasarathy, L. (2005), “Pattern Recognition: Sharing Cognitive Chunks Under
Time Pressure,”
3. Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P. and
Vijayasarathy, L. (2004), “The Use of Pattern-Sharing Tools and Team Pattern
Recognition,” DSS Conference,
4. Hayne, S. and Cox, J.
(2003), “When Does Free Riding Promote Rational Bidding?,” Second Asian Conference on Experimental Business Research,
5. Cox, J. and Hayne, S.
(2002), “Barking Up the Right Tree: Are Small Groups Rational Agents?,” the Behavioral Economics Conference, Great
6. Pollard, C. and Hayne, S.
(2002), “Trends in Time Spent in Meetings and Extent of GSS Use in
Organizations: Report on a Longitudinal Empirical Study,” Group Decision and Negotiation Conference,
7. Rice, R.E., Hayne, S. and
Pollard, C. (1999), “Content factors influencing accuracy of authorship
attributions for anonymous, mediated brainstorming comments.” In S. Havlovic (Ed.) Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings. (CD-ROM: OCIS: c1-c6.)
8.
9. Arnold, V., Hayne, S.,
Smith, C.A.P., and Sutton, S. (1996), “An Investigation Of The Effect Of
Computerized Support Systems On Group Decision Making Under Time Pressure,” Accounting Association of Australia and New
Zealand, published on the World Wide Web (presented by Sutton).
10. Smith, C.A.P. and Hayne, S.
(1996), “Decision Making Under Time Pressure: An Investigation of Decision
Speed and Decision Quality of Computer Supported Groups,”
11. Pollard, C. and Hayne, S.
(1996), “The Reality of Meetings and the Use of Automated Meeting Tools,”
12. Hayne, S. and Smith, C.A.P.
(1996), “Experiences with Electronic and Voice Mail,”
13. Pollard, C. and Hayne, S.
(1996), “A Comparative Analysis of Information Systems Issues Facing Canadian
Business,”
14. Pollard, C. and Hayne, S.
(1995), “Information Systems Issues Facing Canadian Small Business,” Association of Management Conference,
pages 198-204.
15. Hayne, S. (1994), “Teaching
Using Group Support Systems as a Feedback Mechanism,” Association of Management Conference, pages 127-134.
16. Hayne, S. and Smith, C.A.P.
(1994), “Choice and Judgment: The Future of Flight Training,” AIAA Flight Simulation Technologies Conference,
pages 1024-1030.
17. Hayne, S. and Pendergast, M.
(1994), “Techniques and Experiences with Object Oriented Windows-based Group
Support Software Development,” IBM
CASCON Conference, CD-ROM.
18. Hayne, S., Rice, R. and Licker,
P. (1994), “Social Cues and Anonymous Group Interaction Using Group Support
Systems,”
19. Ma, X., Hayne, S., (1993),
“Objects: Where Are You?”, Administrative
Sciences Association of Canada Conference,
20. Hayne, S., Pendergast, M.,
Greenberg, S. (1993), “Gesturing Through Cursors: Implementing Multiple
Pointers in Group Support Systems,”
21. Dubs, S. and Hayne, S.
(1992), “Distributed Facilitation: A Concept Whose Time Has Come?,” Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Conference, pages 314-321.
22. Hayne, S., Pendergast, M.,
Greenberg, S. (1992), “Group Interaction with Multiple Pointers,” CSCW Work Workshop on Real Time Group
Drawing and Writing Tools, pages 45-60.
23. Chin, W., Hayne, S., Licker,
P. (1992), “Alternative Methods of Consolidating Ideas in a Group Setting,” Association for Management Conference,
pages 43-53.
24. Hayne, S. (1992), “Knowledge
Acquisition From Multiple Experts with Group Support Systems,” International Conference on Knowledge
Acquisition,
25. Smith, C.A.P., Hayne, S.,
(1992), “Decision-Making Under Time Pressure: An Investigation of the Performance
of Computer Supported Groups,” Decision
Support Systems Conference, pages 203-212.
26. Pendergast, M., Hayne, S.,
(1991), “Assisting Groups During the Information Merging Process,” Decision Sciences International Conference,
pages 720-725.
27. Smith, C.A.P., Hayne, S.,
(1991), “A Distributed System for Crisis Management,” Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, pages 72-82.
28. Hayne, S., Purdin, T.
(1990), “A Distributed Tool for Issue Analysis,” Symposium on Applied Computing, pages 325-329.
29. Hayne, S., Ram, S. (1990),
“Multi-User View Integration System (MUVIS): An Expert System for View
Integration,” International Conference
on Data Engineering, pages 402-409.
30. Hayne, S., Ram, S. (1989),
“Architecture for a Multi-User View Integration System,” Working Paper Series on AI in Management Science, pages 210-223.
31. Ram, S., Hayne, S., Carlson,
D., Nunamaker, J. (1989), “Information Center Expert Help System (ICE/H): An
Information Center Application,” International
Conference on Information Systems, pages 67-79.
32. Ram, S., Nunamaker, J.,
Lioui,
Smith,
C.A.P. and Hayne, S. (2006), “Propositions for Cognitive Support of
e-Collaboration,” chapter for Advanced
Topics in e-Collaboration, editor: Ned Kock.
GROUP’99: Proceedings of the
International Conference on Supporting Group Work, (1999), Editor: Stephen Hayne,
ACM Press,
GROUP’97: Proceedings of the
International Conference on Supporting Group Work, (1997), Editors: Stephen
Hayne, Wolfgang Prinz, ACM Press,
Real Time Group Drawing and
Writing,
(1995), editors: Saul Greenberg, Stephen Hayne, Roy Rada,
Gopal,
A., Hayne, S., Chin, W., Pollard and C., Licker, P. (1992) “Group Support
Systems Above the Snow Line,” chapter for Computer
Augmented Teamwork: The Tour Guide, editors: Susan Kinney, Bob Bostrom,
Rick Watson, Von Reinhold Nostrom, New York.
Hayne,
S., Smith, C.A.P. and Vijayasarathy, L. (2003), “Chunking and Team Pattern
Recognition,” CORE Workshop (pre-ICIS),
Hayne,
S., Smith, C.A.P. and Vijayasarathy, L. (2002), “Predicting Sniping in eBay
Auctions,” INFORMS Conference,
Cox,
J. and Hayne, S. (2002), “Barking Up the Right Tree: Are Small Groups Rational
Agents?,” INFORMS Conference,
Cox,
J. and Hayne, S. (1998), “Group vs. Individual Decision-Making in Strategic
Market Games,” Economic Science
Association Annual Meeting, http://www.esa.uni-mannheim.de/ (presented by
Cox).
Hayne,
S., Pollard, C. and Rice, R. (1997), “Accuracy
of Attribution in Small Groups Using Anonymity in Group Support Systems,”
Hayne, S. and Inkpen, A., “Cultural Differences in
Bidding Behavior of Natural Groups,” Journal
of International Business Studies.
Hayne,
S., and Cox, J. “Team Bidding and the Winner’s Curse.”
Hayne,
S. “Predicting when an eBay Seller is About to Go Bankrupt,” intended for Communications
of the ACM.
Hayne, S., Smith, C.A.P. and Vijayasarathy, L., “The
Implications of Cognitive Templates on Collaboration: Team Situational
Awareness and Response,” intended for Management
Information Systems Quarterly.
Hayne,
S. and Pollard, C., “Communication Frequency: Meetings, Meetings, Meetings,”
intended for Journal of Information
Management.
Hayne,
S., “Field Worker’s Experiences with Electronic Mail and Voice Mail.”
Track
Chair (and presentations) at the Office of Naval Research Workshop on
Technology for Command and Control Collaboration, 2001-2006.
A
presentation entitled “Sniping in eBay Auctions: Cultural Implications” was
given at
A
presentation entitled “E-Biz: Savior or Anarchist” was given to 1500 people at
the Success 2000 Conference, Phoenix, AZ, 2000.
A
presentation entitled “Groups and the Curse of Information” was given to Microsoft Research and
The
Keynote Address was given to the GROUP’97
Conference in
Graduate
Student’s Advised: Shelli Dubs MBA Thesis 1992
Mark Roseman M. Sc. 1992 (external)
David Salisbury Ph.D. 1995
Prachit
Hawat Ph.D. 1998
Lanny
Gilbertson M. Sc. 2001
Rob
Thomas M. Sc. 2002
Corey
Axtell M. Sc. 2005
Farrell
Smith M. Sc. 2006 (external)
John
House M. Sc. 2007
Paul
Whyman Ph.D. 2007 (expected)
Association
for Computing Machinery (ACM), Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (IEEE)
General
Co-Chair (with John Hoxmeier) of the
Treasurer
for the International Conference on
Supporting Group Work,
Elected
Chair of the ACM Special Interest Group on Supporting Group Work (SIGGROUP),
1999-2002. Previous positions of
Secretary/Treasurer (International) and Information Director.
General
Chair for the International Conference on
Supporting Group Work,
Member
of Editorial Review Board of the Journal
of Database Management (1995-present) and Journal of Management Systems (1996-present).
Journal
Reviewer: Management Information Systems
Quarterly, Journal of Management Information Systems, IEEE Computer, IBM
Systems Journal, Transactions on Information Systems, International Journal of
Man Machine Studies, Decision Support Systems Journal, Canadian Journal of
Administrative Sciences.
Conference
Proceedings Reviewer:
Program
Committee Member for Entity Relationship Conference,
Best Paper Award at
Best Paper Award at
Best Paper Award at
Nominated for Teaching
Excellence Award,
Doctoral Student Consortium,
Decision Sciences Institute,
Teaching Excellence Award,
Enjoy
golf, basketball, rugby, tennis, jazz music.
Instrument, Multi-Engine Pilot (Civil Air Patrol and Angel Flight).
Reasonably fluent in French.